The Frictionary #1151

 Here is another page taken from The Frictionary:

11026. Patience is sustained by hope; it ignores any kind of despair. (Axel Oxenstierna)

11027. A library doesn't need windows. A library is a window. (Stewart BRand)

11028. Man is the only animal to believe in gods. (Plato)

11029. If it cost you your peace of mind, you overpaid. (Rigel J. Dawson)

11030. What depends on you is whether or not to accept what does not depend on you. (Marcus Aurelius)

11031. What Adam said to Eve/ As they lay in the dark./ Honey, what's making/ That dog out there bark? (Charles Simic)

11032. Basically, the only one who knows whether God exists or not is God himself. (Joël Dicker)

11033. The desire for security and the feeling of insecurity are the same thing. To hold your breath is to lose your breath. (Alan Watts)

11034. To forgive is to refuse to remain a victim. (?)

11035. Even though the watch has stopped, time continues to go by. (Basque proverb)

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